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BETTER DAYS.Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia at the Masters tournament in 1999. Is it dusty…in here…or something…(Photo: Elise Amendola/AP files)

BETTER DAYS.
Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia at the Masters tournament in 1999. Is it dusty…in here…or something…(Photo: Elise Amendola/AP files)

teamcoco:

Adam Scott on yesterday’s show. #conan #adamscott #parksandrecreation #partydown #Masters2013 (at Warner Bros Stage 15)

Are we having fun yet?

teamcoco:

Adam Scott on yesterday’s show. #conan #adamscott #parksandrecreation #partydown #Masters2013
(at Warner Bros Stage 15)

Are we having fun yet?

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Adam Scott becomes first Australian to win Masters with playoff triumph over Angel CabreraThe Masters went to a sudden-death playoff for the second year in a row when Scott and Cabrera made matching birdies on the 72nd hole Sunday.They both made par on the first extra hole, No. 18, before Scott rolled in a 12-footer for birdie to win it. (Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images)

Adam Scott becomes first Australian to win Masters with playoff triumph over Angel Cabrera
The Masters went to a sudden-death playoff for the second year in a row when Scott and Cabrera made matching birdies on the 72nd hole Sunday.

They both made par on the first extra hole, No. 18, before Scott rolled in a 12-footer for birdie to win it. (Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images)

Playing favourites?Cam Cole: Well, a lot of people said it was Tiger Woods’ Masters to lose.Few could have imagined the lengths to which he’d go, to do it — or the lengths to which the Masters rules committee would go, to ensure that he didn’t. At least, not before two days of guaranteed boffo weekend TV ratings.A day after infuriating much of golfdom by singling out a 14-year-old Chinese boy, Guan Tianlang, to pay for the slow-playing sins of all of professional golf, the green-jacketed guardians of the rules were forced to deal with a much bigger fish.The rules committee penalized Woods two strokes for his illegal drop on Friday, leaving him five back of 36-hole leader Jason Day, rather than three, but elected to waive the usual disqualification penalty for signing for a lower score, citing exceptional circumstances.And the golf world exploded in outrage. (Photo: Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

Playing favourites?
Cam Cole: Well, a lot of people said it was Tiger Woods’ Masters to lose.

Few could have imagined the lengths to which he’d go, to do it — or the lengths to which the Masters rules committee would go, to ensure that he didn’t. At least, not before two days of guaranteed boffo weekend TV ratings.

A day after infuriating much of golfdom by singling out a 14-year-old Chinese boy, Guan Tianlang, to pay for the slow-playing sins of all of professional golf, the green-jacketed guardians of the rules were forced to deal with a much bigger fish.

The rules committee penalized Woods two strokes for his illegal drop on Friday, leaving him five back of 36-hole leader Jason Day, rather than three, but elected to waive the usual disqualification penalty for signing for a lower score, citing exceptional circumstances.

And the golf world exploded in outrage. (Photo: Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

waldoatthemasters:

Watching Rory McIlroy sink a put.

This is awesome. WHERE IS WALDO?

waldoatthemasters:

Watching Rory McIlroy sink a put.

This is awesome. WHERE IS WALDO?

Adidas dressed Dustin Johnson and Sergio Garcia in matching outfits for this year’s Masters. CUTE. Too bad those Sears portrait studios have closed down or else they could get some fun photos for Mom. (Photos: Harry How/Don Emmert/Andrew Redington/Getty Images)

Lindsey Vonn is at the Masters to watch boyfriend Tiger Woods go for his fifth green jacket — but don’t expect to see her following him around the course.

Vonn is still recovering from surgery on her right knee after a horrific ski crash that ended her season at the world championships two months ago. Vonn, who is still wearing a brace, said she will probably watch most of the tournament from the clubhouse.

“I can’t really walk too much,” Vonn told the New York Times. “And it’s so hilly here.”

Everyone is talking about Caroline Wozniacki caddying for Rory McIlroy at Wednesday’s Par 3 Contest. But let’s be honest — the real star of the show was Bubba Watson’s caddie, his one-year-old son. Look at that face. (Photos: Harry How/Getty Images; Jewel Samad/AFP/Getty Images)

BRIGHT LIGHTS: Bubba Watson, right, watches as Scott Piercy hits a drive on the 14th hole during a practice round for the Masters golf tournament on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)

BRIGHT LIGHTS: Bubba Watson, right, watches as Scott Piercy hits a drive on the 14th hole during a practice round for the Masters golf tournament on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)

FINALLY: Condoleezza Rice shows off her green jacket ahead of the Masters.

The home of the Masters, under increasing criticism the last decade because of its all-male membership, invited the former secretary of state and South Carolina financier Darla Moore to become the first women in green jackets last August when the club opens for a new season in October.
A debate about membership intensified in 2002 when Martha Burk of the National Council of Women’s Organizations urged the club to include women among its members.
Former club chairman Hootie Johnson stood his ground, even at the cost of losing Masters television sponsors for two years, when he famously said Augusta National might one day have a woman in a green jacket, “but not at the point of a bayonet.” (Photo: Ron Williams/The Associated Press)

FINALLY: Condoleezza Rice shows off her green jacket ahead of the Masters.

The home of the Masters, under increasing criticism the last decade because of its all-male membership, invited the former secretary of state and South Carolina financier Darla Moore to become the first women in green jackets last August when the club opens for a new season in October.

A debate about membership intensified in 2002 when Martha Burk of the National Council of Women’s Organizations urged the club to include women among its members.

Former club chairman Hootie Johnson stood his ground, even at the cost of losing Masters television sponsors for two years, when he famously said Augusta National might one day have a woman in a green jacket, “but not at the point of a bayonet.” (Photo: Ron Williams/The Associated Press)